Uploaded July 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Join the international BRAFA Art Fair for an art historical lecture in French by Dominique Allart, Professor at and director of the Department of History of Art of Modern Times (15th - 18th century) at the University of Liège, given on January 29th, 2019.
The noted Breugel family specialist re-examines the famous painting Dulle Griet by Peter Breugel the Elder (Antwerp, the Mayer van den Bergh Museum), following its recent restoration. In what context did the artist imagine and paint this strange composition? What significance would it have had at the time? These questions lead to an examination of Hieronymus Bosch’s legacy and an exploration of madness and misogyny in the 16th century.
The introduction given by Guy van Wassehove, Curator at the Fonds Baillet Latour, focusses on the work of the art restorer.
BRAFA Art Talk organized in partnership with the Fonds Baillet Latour. Together with the non-profit association BIAPAL, BRAFA offers inspiring Art Talks by renowned art-world personalites who specialize in curating or in the art market. They take turns to share their knowledge and expertise on diverse and fascinating subjects.
The international art fair offers many chances to discover artists, eras, artworks, famous art-world characters and to broaden our knowledge of art and the art market. Learn more at https://www.brafa.art/arttalks-en
Mark your calendar for the next BRAFA fair: Sunday, 26 January - Sunday, 2 February, 2020.
Video produced by Biapal.
Join the international BRAFA Art Fair for an art historical lecture in French by Dominique Allart, Professor at and director of the Department of History of Art of Modern Times (15th - 18th century) at the University of Liège, given on January 29th, 2019.
The noted Breugel family specialist re-examines the famous painting Dulle Griet by Peter Breugel the Elder (Antwerp, the Mayer van den Bergh Museum), following its recent restoration. In what context did the artist imagine and paint this strange composition? What significance would it have had at the time? These questions lead to an examination of Hieronymus Bosch’s legacy and an exploration of madness and misogyny in the 16th century.
The introduction given by Guy van Wassehove, Curator at the Fonds Baillet Latour, focusses on the work of the art restorer.
BRAFA Art Talk organized in partnership with the Fonds Baillet Latour. Together with the non-profit association BIAPAL, BRAFA offers inspiring Art Talks by renowned art-world personalites who specialize in curating or in the art market. They take turns to share their knowledge and expertise on diverse and fascinating subjects.
The international art fair offers many chances to discover artists, eras, artworks, famous art-world characters and to broaden our knowledge of art and the art market. Learn more at https://www.brafa.art/arttalks-en
Mark your calendar for the next BRAFA fair: Sunday, 26 January - Sunday, 2 February, 2020.
Video produced by Biapal.
